Webinars by i-CAT

Stuart Frost DDS

Understand what you might be missing if you are not using 3D Imaging. Dr. Frost will examine the use of CBCT for increased diagnostics, case acceptance, as well as, dental referrals. He will also discuss how he uses 3D imaging to enhance patient’s unde…

Steven A. Guttenberg DDS, MD

Dentists must have a good understanding of the anatomy of the jaws prior to treating acquired or congenital tooth loss, dental and osseous pathology and trauma, as well as orthognathic deformities, temporomandibular disorders and soft tissue and skeletally based sleep disease.

Scott Ganz DMD

Learning objectives: Compare traditional imaging to sophisticated imaging technologies available today through Cone Beam CT scans. Understand how 3-D imaging helps in assessing patient anatomy for implant placement, implant restoration, and other relat…

Larry Emmott DDS

The only thing certain about the future is that it will change. Dr. Larry Emmott, the nation’s leading authority on high tech in dentistry and one of the most entertaining speakers in dentistry will give you a tantalizing peek into what that amazing future may hold.

David Hatcher D.D.S., M.Sc., M.R.C.D.

Clinicians are frequently faced with diagnostic challenges, and conebeam CT (CBCT) can be a useful assessment tool. However, viewing anatomy that has been imaged in 3D is typically not a familiar process for the clinician.

Mr. Steve McEvoy

CBCT is a tremendously powerful technology, but integrating it seamlessly into your existing office network requires some planning.

Dr. John Graham , Steven A. Guttenberg DDS, MD , Dr. Walter Chitwood

Panel discussion on the financial benefits of CBCT for your practice.